Weather History Results for Springfield, OH (45501) September 17th, 1955
On September 17th, 1955, the closest available weather station to Springfield, OH (DAYTON WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB, OH), reported the following conditions:
| High Temp: | 93°F * | |
|---|---|---|
| Low Temp: | 62.1°F * | |
| Average Temp: | 76.5°F | ( 24 ) |
| Dewpoint: | 59.2°F | ( 24 ) |
| Sea Level Pressure: | 1021.1 mb | ( 24 ) |
| Station Pressure: | 991.9 mb | ( 24 ) |
| Visibility: | 8.4 miles | ( 24 ) |
| Wind Speed: | 2.6 knots | ( 24 ) |
| Max Wind Speed: | 7 knots | |
| Max Wind Gust: | n/a | |
| Precipitation Amount: | 0 inches I | |
| Snow Depth: | n/a | |
| Observations: | n/a | |
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